In the service in Stalin"s intelligence. Secrets of Rossy Special Studies from the former Soviet intelligence chief in Western Europe

Walter Germanovich Krivitsky - under this name he was known in the lists of personnel of the intelligence department of the headquarters of the Red Army. His real name was Samuel Ginzburg. He was one of the largest specialists in the intelligence department in Western European countries, taught at the Higher School of Training of Scouts, occupying a position corresponding to the rank of commander of the Red Army Brigade, from 1933 to 1934 he was the director of the Institute of Military Industry. The Stalinist arbitrariness and some foreign policy actions of the Soviet leadership, the idea of ​​a possible arrest caused great concern among Krivitsky. However, he did not immediately decide on the extreme step - to become a defaulted